6.5 Klein's Unification of Geometry. 6.30
Electronics: A Study in Design. 6.55
Health Care In Mozambique: 1. 7.20
Meanings of Madness: 1. 7. North Sea Oil: Taxation.

A programme for children under 5.
(Repeat. For details see BBC1 at 4.20 pm)
Bang on a Drum Again (record REC/ZCM 474) from retailers

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v New Zealand from Trent Bridge First day
PETER WEST introduces coverage of this afternoon's play.

Nick Heyward
An enthusiastic audience of over 15 000 people packed Sefton Park, Liverpool, for tonight's open-air concert featuring NICK HEYWARD. Introduced by Janice Long
Executive producer MICHAEL APPLETON Director DAVID G. CROFT Producer JOHN BURROWES

with subtitles, followed by Weather

A series of six programmes in which British men and women recall their unusual or little known lives in uniform.
4: Keeping Peace in the Desert
In the aftermath of the First World War, when the Allies met at Versailles to divide up what was left of the Ottoman Empire, Great Britain was given a mandate to administer the new kingdom of Iraq. One of Britain's most urgent problems was to protect the shepherd tribes who lived on the southern frontier of Iraq from raiding parties by camel tribes-men from neighbouring Saudi Arabia. And to do so she employed the planes of the newly-formed Royal Air Force, working with a handful of army liaison officers on the ground, one of whom was JOHN BAGOT GLUBB PASHA of the Arab Legion. Now, over 50 years later, Sir John Glubb recalls his part in keeping peace in the desert.
Editor SAXON LOGAN
Written and produced by CHRISTOPHER COOX

Ten films about development issues in India
9: All in the Family
In the 36 years since India became independent, the country has become one of the world's ten leading industrial nations. From small beginnings in 1956, Hero Cycles has become the largest bicycle manufacturer in the world outside the United States. During the same period, Telco, India's largest manufacturer of trucks and buses, has established an international reputation for its products.
What has the company's success meant for their workers - men like Ram Din, who's been with Hero since the beginning, and Ekanath Thigale , who joined Telco when he left school.
Photography DAVID SWAN
Directed by JULIAN STENHOUSE Produced by HOWARD SMITH

Seven monthly films: August
August is the month of harvest and hazy summer days. In the hedgerows, honeysuckle rambles in profusion and butterflies feed on the flowers. David Streeter and Rosamond Richardson examine the curious Robin's pincushion. show how to date a hedge, and seek advice on making wine in readiness for the harvest of hedgerow fruits.
Film editor AL CELL
Producer ERICA GRIFFITHS
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The feature film starring Maggie Smith
Robert Stephens , Pamela Franklin Unorthodox, wilful and beautiful Jean Brodie considers herself in her prime, and dedicated to her work. But in the sedate Edinburgh of 1932, Miss Brodie's unconventional approach to life and teach- ing shocks her colleagues at the Marcia Blaine School for Girls. However it delights her pupils - who are ' la creme de la creme '.
Maggie Smith won an Oscar for her remarkable performance as the eccentric teacher whose illusions are destined to be shattered.
Screenplay by JAY PRESSON ALLEN
Based on her own play, adapted from the novel by MURIEL SPARK Produced by ROBERT FRYER Directed by RONALD NEAME Films: page 10

Victor Spinetti - in various guises - leads the revels and looks at some of the 60 shows, both official Festival and Fringe, which pack Edinburgh's staid Georgian Assembly Rooms during the three weeks of the Festival.

(Feature p 4)

JOHN TUSA , PETER SNOW and DONALD MACCORMICK , with JOAN BAKEWELL and LINDA ALEXANDER

11.50 Ecology: Air Pollution
Lichens thrive on relatively pure air so their presence in cities and industrial areas indicates a cleaner atmosphere.
12.15 am Understanding Aggro
An examination of soccer hooliganism.
12.40 Handicapped in the Community
Should handicapped children be placed in normal or special schools?